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The Weepies Live at Butternut Ridge House Concerts and Cat in the Cream (Tracks 24 and 29) on 2004-09-18

by The Weepies

Publication date: 2004-09-18 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Live concert

Collection: TheWeepies

Band/Artist: The Weepies

01. Introduction
02. Somebody Loved
03. Introduction
04. Rocks and Water
05. Introduction
06. How Will He Find Me
07. Introduction
08. Vegas Baby
09. Introduction
10. The World Spins Madly On
11. Introduction
12. I've Got To Have You
13. Post Ivan Day
14. Sing Me to Sleep
15. Thanks to Brian
16. Tell Your Story Walking
17. Introduction
18. Big Strong Girl
19. Introduction
20. Cherry Trees
21. San Francisco
22. Introduction
23. Love Come Knocking
24. Introduction
25. Riga Girls
26. Personal Dimensions
27. Introduction
28. All That I Want
29. Rock Hall
30. Introduction
31. Don't Pay No Mind
32. Introduction
33. Slow Pony Home
34. CDs and Cake
35. Keep It There
36. Introduction
37. Comfort
38. Introduction
39. Strange Place Now

Notes

The Weepies Live in Ohio

Recorded on September 18, 2004 at Butternut Ridge House Concerts in North Olmsted, Ohio, except Tracks 24 and 29, which were recorded on September 17, 2004 at the Cat in the Cream in Oberlin, Ohio

The Weepies are Deb Talan and Steve Tannen

Master of Ceremonies: Brian Schmuck

Total time: 79:20

Support independent artists. Buy the Weepies', Deb Talan's, and Steve Tannen's official CD releases.

http://www.theweepies.com
http://www.debtalan.com
http://www.stevetannen.com

Addeddate: 2005-02-22 19:14:11

Discs: 1

Has_mp3: 1

Identifier: weepies_2004-09-18_live_in_ohio.shnf

Lineage: WAV > Sound Forge XP 4.5 (editing) > mkw 0.97 > SHN

Location: North Olmsted, Ohio and Oberlin, Ohio (Tracks 24 and 29)

Shndiscs: 1

Source: SBD > laptop > WAV

Taped by: Ken Long and Diana Grotheer (Tracks 24 and 29)

Transferred by: Ken Long

Type: sound

Venue: Butternut Ridge House Concerts and Cat in the Cream (Tracks 24 and 29)

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Reviewer: christopherp - - February 21, 2009
Subject: amazing show + recording

after discovering the weepies lately and listening to their various albums (plus deb's solo record) on heavy rotation - this is the perfect addition to my playlist!!

thanks again for another perfect weepies recording!

Reviewer: roastedbeans - - January 25, 2008
Subject: Pure folk goodness

I stumbled across this duo after JC Penney ran "All That I Want" on a Chrismas commercial for the 2007 season. Promptly purchasing their two newer albums from Amazon, I listened to much of their harmonious genius repeatedly across my 120 mile daily commute. I was enthralled to find THIS recording which has superb audio quality, new songs I have not yet discovered, and enjoyable subtexts they share on many of the songs' origins. Thank you Deb & Steve for such luscious music and to the person who captured and shared this goodness. Enjoy the Weepies!

Reviewer: Agricola - - March 15, 2005
Subject: Sit back and relax

Wonderful music! Kinda folky in a way. Beautiful, heartfelt performance, stellar sound quality. Deb sounds a lot like Melanie. Inclusion of CD covers is a nice touch.

Reviewer: Robyn F. - - March 5, 2005
Subject: Great Weepies Show

This is a fantastic show and has great sound quality! No pops or other defects. I've been listening to it for days now and appreciate the playlist and especially like that I can pull out the songs not hear the between-song intros/talking each time I listen. Some unrecorded gems here (as of 3/5/05)!

Reviewer: Brian Schmuck - - March 4, 2005
Subject: Butternut Ridge series

Deb and Steve were outstanding. This was a very special evening. 5 stars are not enough to rate this show.

http://hometown.aol.com/butternutridgehc/myhomepage/

Reviewer: mlevin - - February 28, 2005
Subject: Great recording!

Excellent recording quality. Fantastic selection of songs. Nice mix of songs and stories/intros. And thank you for splitting up the intros into their own tracks! And great cover art, too.

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